How Volvo aims to prevent hot car deaths in new EX90 EV

Kid in car distracted parent iStock.jpg — A majority of hot car deaths occur because someone forgot that their child was in the car. (iStock photo illustration)

September 27, 2022 01:10 PM

Volvo Cars says its new EX90 electric flagship SUV will feature an interior radar system designed to ensure that no one is unknowingly left behind in the car.

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